VARIABLE DENSITY CONCRETE
(noun)Definitions
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Variable Density Concrete.
Variable Density Concrete - as a noun
A type of aerated concrete with the addition of an air-entraining agent (or a lightweight aggregate such as expanded clay aggregate or cork granules and vermiculite).
Example: "Do not confuse cellular concrete with aerated autoclaved concrete, which is manufactured off-site using an entirely different method."
Synonyms (Exact Relations)
cellular concretefoamed concretelightweight aerated concretelightweight concreteultra-lightweight concreteExample Sentences
"The use of variable density concrete allows for the creation of lightweight structures with reduced material and energy consumption."
"One application of variable density concrete is in the construction of floating structures that require both buoyancy and stability."
"The insulation properties of variable density concrete make it suitable for use in buildings located in extreme weather conditions."
"Aircraft manufacturers explore the use of variable density concrete to reduce the weight of the aircraft and improve fuel efficiency."
"The structural strength of variable density concrete can be adjusted to ensure optimal performance under different load conditions."
